Hip Region

Question 1

OPP of Hip Joint

Answer 1

30 Flexion
30 Abduction
Slight ER

Question 2

CPP of Hip Joint

Answer 2

Extension
Abduction
Internal Rotation

Question 3

CP of Hip Joint

Answer 3

IR > F > Abd

Question 4

DF of Hip Joint

Answer 4

3 DOF

Question 5

What type of joint is the Hip joint

Answer 5

Multi-axial Ball and Socket joint

Question 6

Low loads

Answer 6

Incongruous joint surfaces

Question 7

High loads

Answer 7

Congruous surface joints

Question 8

Hip load during standing

Answer 8

0.3 x BW

Question 9

Hip load during standing on one limb

Answer 9

2.4 - 2.6 x BW

Question 10

Hip load during walking

Answer 10

1.3 - 5.8 x BW

Question 11

Hip load during walking up the stairs

Answer 11

3 x BW

Question 12

Hip load during running

Answer 12

4.5 x BW

Question 13

Normal Center Edge Angle

Answer 13

20-30 degrees

Question 14

Measurement defines the extent to which the acetabulum covers the top of the femoral head

Answer 14

Center Edge Angle

Question 15

CEA is the intersection of:

Answer 15

Vertical, fixed reference line
Acetabular reference line

Question 16

Indicates the extent to which the acetabulum covers the front of the femoral head

Answer 16

Acetabular Anteversion Angle

Question 17

AAA is formed by the intersection of?

Answer 17

Fixed anterior-posterior reference line
Acetabular reference

Question 18

Normal Femoral Torsion angle

Answer 18

8-15 degrees

Question 19

Femoral Torsion is assessed through

Answer 19

Forming ang axis from the femoral condyle
Forming an axis from the femoral head

Question 20

Normal angle of inclination

Answer 20

125 degrees

Question 21

Coxa Valga

Answer 21

170 degrees
Knock knees
leads to LLD

Question 22

Coxa Vara

Answer 22

100 degrees
Ballet
Reduction of femur length
Hip instability and LLD

Question 23

Common in infants, primarily girls

Answer 23

Congenital Hip Dysplasia

Question 24

More common in boys 3-12 years old

Answer 24

Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease

Question 25

Occurs after the onset of puberty

Answer 25

Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE)

Question 26

SCFE age in boys

Answer 26

10-14

Question 27

SCFE age in girls

Answer 27

12-16

Question 28

ROM for Hip Flexion

Answer 28

0-120 degrees

Question 29

ROM for Hip Extension

Answer 29

120-0 degrees

Question 30

ROM for Hip Hyperextension

Answer 30

0-20 degrees

Question 31

ROM for Hip Abduction

Answer 31

0-45 degrees

Question 32

ROM for Hip Adduction

Answer 32

0-30 degrees

Question 33

ROM for HIP IR

Answer 33

0-45 degrees

Question 34

ROM for HIP ER

Answer 34

0-45 degrees

Question 35

ROM necessary for shoe tying

Answer 35

120 deg Hip Flexion

Question 36

ROM necessary for sitting

Answer 36

112 deg Hip Flexion

Question 37

ROM necessary for stooping

Answer 37

125 deg Hip Flexion

Question 38

ROM necessary for squatting

Answer 38

120 deg Hip flexion, 20 Abd, 20 IR

Question 39

ROM necessary for ascending stairs

Answer 39

67 deg Hip Flexion

Question 40

ROM necessary for descending stairs

Answer 40

36 deg Hip Flexion

Question 41

ROM necessary for putting foot on opposite thigh (de quatro)

Answer 41

120 deg Hip Flexion, 20 Abd, 20 ER

Question 42

ROM necessary for putting on trousers

Answer 42

90 deg Hip flexion